Managed Print Services (MPS), is a type of business service where an outside company manages and works to optimize your print environment. On average, 1-3% of a companies’ annual revenue is spent on document production, and MPS can help you save upwards of 30% of that cost by eliminating unnecessary equipment and printing.
Managed Print Services have many different benefits, but the main benefit is reduced costs associated with printing. Other key benefits include:
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The cost of managed print services varies as each solution is different for each organization, and factors such as number of employees or devices needed plays a large role in this. However, the cost is broken down to a flat monthly fee that is predictable, and the overall cost is still reduced as the solution is implemented.
A managed print solution starts with a process that’s broken down into several parts which are outlined below. The best way to understand how managed print services works is to learn about the whole process from an assessment to implementation.
The first step of a managed print solution is to gather necessary information regarding your printing needs so that the solution developed covers everything. During an assessment we usually gather the following information:
During the planning phase, we work on developing a solution that meets all of your needs. This typically involves plans for:
After plans are developed, they are reviewed between us and the client, and if approved, the implementation process begins.
Implementation time varies for each solution depending on the number of devices and other factors. However, implementation always includes:
It's important to note that with a Rhyme solution you will have unlimited staff training on devices, if new hires need training or if your staff just needs a refresh all you need to do is call.
After a solution is implemented, we gather data over a period of time and review it with you to see if you're meeting your goals or if there's more optimization that can be done. Data collected includes: